A method of hepatography in dogs is described in which contrast medium is infused via the external jugular and superior and inferior venae cavae and hepatic veins. Hepatograms taken by infusing different contrast media in the normal liver and in the liver subjected to parenchymatous damage are also analyzed in detail.
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